2. 1.) Announcement.
The Triumph Club Wien and ÖAMTC Motorsport will organise a UEM Alpe-Adria Championship, European
Championship Qualification Round, and Austrian International Road Racing Championship event at the
Pannoniaring Circuit. This meeting will be held from 03rd to 05th Jun 2011.
EMN 10 /154 OSK: RR 02 / 2011 AA: RR 05 / 2011
2.) The Secretariat of the Organising Committee:
Before 02nd Jun 2011: Triumph Club Wien Hotline: Günther Zaritsch
Geiselbergstraße 38 - 42
A – 1110 WIEN
Telephon: (+43) 664 470 10 80 Telephon: (+43) 664 176 09 30
Telefax: (+43) 1 492 68 02
E-mail: office@triumphclubwien.at E-mail: guenther.zari@gmx.at
Up from 02nd Jun 2011: Pannoniaring Circuit
Telephone: (+36) 95 394 300
Mobil: (+43) 664 470 10 80
Telefax: (+36) 95 394 232
The race office will be opened: On 02nd June 2011 from 05:00 p.m. to 09:00 p.m
On 03rd June 2011 from 07:00 a.m. to 09.00 p.m.
On 04th June 2011 from 07:00 a.m. to 07.00 p.m.
On 05th June 2011 at 07.00 a.m.
The gate of the Pannoniaring circuit will be opened for the participants on 02nd Jun 2011 at 06.00 p.m.
There is a possibility for test practices on 03rdJun 2011
The fee for a test practice session of 30 minutes is € 40. -- . or for 3 sessions of 30 minutes is € 100.-- See
enclosed timetable.
There is a possibility to rent a box. The costs for renting a box are € 300, -- for the whole weekend and must be
paid before Friday 12:00 a.m, otherwise any reservation will lose its validity.
3.) Circuit.
The Pannoniaring circuit is 4,740 km long. All races will be run clockwise. A drawing of the circuit is enclosed.
Also it is visible on the homepage of the Pannoniaring: www.pannonia-ring.com
4.) Jurisdiction
The event will be held in accordance with the FIM / AAMU Technical Rules, UEM/AAMU/OSK RR Rules and
Sporting Code, the AA Endurance Rules and these Supplementary Regulations.
Between changes will be pronounced by official bulletins.
5.) Officials: Int. Jury President UEM: Mr. Gerhard Ittner, ACCR
Jury Member ÖAMTC (FMNR): Mr. Roland Berger, OSK/ÖAMTC
Int. Jury members: Representatives of the participating FMN’s
Clerk of the Course: Mr. Martin Hejduk, TCW
Dep. Clerk of the Course: Mr. Günther Zaritsch, TCW
Secretary of the meeting: Mr. Peter Kleyhons, TCW
Secretary of the Jury: Miss Bettina Wessely, ÖAMTC-Motorsport
Chief Technical Steward: Mr. Thomas Suchy, OSK/ÖAMTC
AA permanent technical Steward Mr. Gerhard Dobay OSK/ÖAMTC
Chief timekeeper: Mr. Jacint Bognar
Chief Medical Officer: Mr. Tivadar Puskas
Chief of the Track Safety: Mr. Kovacs Zoltan
6.) Categories and Classes:
Category I, Group A1, Solomotorcycles.
Acceptance of entries: Entrants and riders who are in possession of a valid national or international licence of the
OSK or of one of the FMN’s affiliated to the UEM. Foreign riders must present an FMN-visa together with the
corresponding insurance.
Motorcycles of the following classes are eligible:
125cc Sport 125cc GP AA-Moto3 Superstock 600 AA-Moto2
Supersport Superstock 1000 Superbike CZ Open to 600 CZ Open up 600
7.) Number of Riders allowed: Practice 52 Races 44 (race 2 h: 60)
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3. 8.) Entries, Entry Fee:
All applications for entries must be made readably and completely on the official forms. Applications must be
approved by the rider’s FMN and must reach the organisers not later than 22th May 2011 (Closing date).
Applications for Endurance (2 hours race) must reach the organisers not later then 04th Jun, one hour before the
start of the race.
The entry fee is for:
entries not later than 23th May 2010 entries after 23th May 2010
for one AA class 175.- for one AA class 220.-
for two AA classes (two motorcycles) 300.- for two AA classes (two motorcycles) 440.-
for the Endurance (2 hours race) per Team 120.- for the Endurance (2 hours race) per Team 120.-
for the CZ Open class 140.- for the CZ Open class 180.-
for the CZ Open class and one AA class 300.- for the CZ Open class and one AA class 380.-
The entry fee is not refundable.
9.) Technical inspection:
No rider or machine is permitted to participate in the qualifying practices unless he/it has passed the technical
inspections which will be held according to the following schedule:
Classes Friday, 03rd Jun Saturday, 04th Jun
all classes from 03:00 p.m to 08:00 p.m. from 07:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m.
10.) Practising:
It is strictly forbidden to ride on the course outside of the official practice periods. All laps will be timed. Each rider
must have completed 2 timed laps in order to be admitted to the race. The maximum qualification time for the AA
Ch. equal to the best time +20% (no application in classes 125 SP and CZ Open).
Endurance (2 hours race): The times of the first AA qualification practice (AA SStk 600,SSp, SStk 1000 and
SBK) of the participating riders will be taken into account.
The schedule for the practice sessions will be as follows:
Supplementary test practices (see point 2 of the SR):
Friday 03rd Jun Friday 03rd Jun Friday 03rd Jun
Classes
Test practice A Test practice B Test practice C
125Sp + 125GP +AA Moto3 from 09:00 to 09:30 from 11:30 to 12:00 from 14:55 to 15:25
SSt 600 + SSp Group A from 09:35 to 10:05 from 13:00 to 13:30 from 15:50 to 16:05
SSt 600 + SSp Group B from 10:15 to 10:45 from 13:40 to 14:10 from 16105 to 16:40
SSt 1000 + SBK from 10:50 to 11:20 from 14:20 to 14:50 from 16:50 to 17:20
all classes from 17:30 to 18:00
Friday 03rd Jun 06:30 p.m. Riders briefing for participants AA Endurance (2 hours race)
Saturday 04th Jun Saturday 04th Jun Sunday 05th Jun
Classes
1. Qualifying practice 2. Qualifying practice Warm up
CZ Open from 08:00 to 08:30 from 12:00 to 12:30 from 08:00 to 08:15
Superstock 600 from 08:40 to 09:10 from 12:40 to 13:10 from 08:45 to 09:00
Superstock 1000 from 09:20 to 09:50 from 13:20 to 13:50 from 09:05 to 09:20
Supersport + AA Moto2 from 10:00 to 10:30 from 14:00 to 14:30 from 09:30 to 09:45
Superbike from 10:40 to 11:10 from 14:40 to 15:10 from 09:50 to 10:05
125 SP + 125 GP+AA Moto3 from 11:20 to 11:50 from 15:20 to 15:50 from 08:20 to 08:35
After all qualifying practices, all riders of the classes 125SP, SStk 600 and SStk 1000 must bring all their
bikes to the parc ferme for a technical control.
11.) Races and distances
04th Jun 2011 (Saturday)
Riders Start of
Start of the Race Minimum distance to be
Klassen come on Warm Up
race Distance classified
the track lap
AA Endurance (2 hours race) 16:05 16:12 16:15 120 minutes 50% of the winner
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4. 05th Jun 2011 (Sunday)
Minimum
Riders Start of Race 2/3 of
Start of Number number of
Klassen come on Warm Up Distance Race
race of laps laps to be
the track lap km disdance
classified
CZ Open 10:15 10:27 10:30 12 56,88 9 8
125 SP + 125 GP + AA Moto3 11:10 11:22 11:25 10 47,40 7 6
Superstock 600 13:00 13:12 13:15 12 56,88 9 8
Superstock 1000 13:55 14:07 14:10 14 66,36 10 9
Supersport + AA Moto2 14:50 15:02 15:05 14 66,36 10 9
Superbike 15:45 15:57 16:00 15 71.10 11 10
12.) Penalties
The maximum speed in the pit lane is 60 km/h. The speed in the pit lane will be supervised.
Exceeding the speed limit will be penalised as follows: Any time € 50,--. The penalty must be paid at the latest
30 minutes before the start of the resp. class, otherwise the rider will be excluded. For pit lane - speeding during
the start procedure and the race, the ride through penalty will be inflicted. In the case of a jump-start the ride
through penalty will be inflicted. Endurance (2 hours race): The AA Endurance Rules are valid.
13.) Prizes
The first three riders in each class will receive a cup.
14.) Prize-giving
The prize-giving ceremony will be held after each race at the podium.
15.) Protests
All protests must be made in accordance with the requirements of the UEM/OSK Disciplinary and Arbitration
Codes and be accompanied by a fee of € 150.--
16.) Fuel
A fuel station is in the circuit paddock. Fuel specification: Super ARAL 98 ROZ. No special fuel is available.
17.) Insurance
By endorsing the application form for entry the FMN of the rider certifies that the rider is insured in accordance
with the UEM requirements.
In conformity with article 110.1 of the Sporting Code, third party insurance in respect of riders covering accidents
occurring during the meeting including practices will be the responsibility of the organiser.
This insurance includes a guarantee of 10.000.000.- EUR (local currency)
The organiser disclaims all responsibility for damage to motorcycle(s), its accessories and components out of an
accident, fire or other cases.
18.) Medical Treatment
The Medical Centre is situated in the paddock. The organizer together with the Medical Service will take care for
the necessary medical treatment. The CMO decides upon whether a rider is fit or not especially after each fall.
Therefore each rider must be checked after a fall by the CMO without any additional order. Otherwise the rider will
be excluded.
19.) Protection of Environment
Each rider is responsible for his and his team’s waste. Containers for waste must be used following their
specification. It is strictly forbidden to leave any waste. Penalties against this will be in accordance with the
Sporting Code. The organizer has the possibility to request all costs resulting of behaviour against the
Environmental Code of the FIM. It is forbidden to start competition bikes between 09:00 p.m. and 07:00 a.m.
20.) Renunciation of any Recourse against Sporting Authorities
NON-LIABILITY CLAUSE AND ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL
Non-liability Clause for Regulations:
The participants are aware of, understand and fully accept the risks and dangers involved in motor racing. Should
a participant be injured during an event, he explicitly declares through his entry for the event that he approves all
medical treatment, rescue and transportation to hospital or other emergency facilities. Such measures will be
adopted by personnel appointed specifically for this purpose by the promoter, to the best of the personnel's
knowledge and following their assessment of the participant's condition. The participants undertake to assume all
related costs, provided such costs are not covered by the licence accident insurance or other insurance policies.
The participants hereby waive all direct and indirect claims for compensation from OSK, its officials, the promoter
and/or organiser or the racing circuit owners, from any other person or association linked with the event (including
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5. all officials and authorities or bodies who have granted licences for the event), and from other entrants and
drivers/riders, hereinafter referred to as "the parties". The participants do so for themselves and their legal
successors, and consequently for any insurance company with whom they may have concluded additional
policies.
In submitting their entries for this event the participants hereby declare that they irrevocably and unconditionally
waive all rights, appeals, claims, demands, acts and/or proceedings which they themselves might institute or
which might be instituted by third parties acting on their behalf against "the parties". The participants do so in
connection with injury, loss, damage, costs and/or expenses (including lawyers' fees) which they may incur due to
an incident or accident as part of the event. In submitting their entries for this event the participants declare
irrevocably that they discharge, release and relieve "the parties" for all time from any liability for such losses, and
that they shall guard them against such losses and hold them harmless.
In submitting their entries for this event the participants declare that they understand the full significance and
repercussion of the present declarations and agreements, that they are entering into such obligations of their own
free will, and in doing so irrevocably waive all right of action for damages against "the parties", insofar as
permissible as Austrian law currently stands. The participants in any case renounce for themselves and their legal
successors all claims against "the parties", therefore in particular against the OSK, its officials, the promoter
and/or organiser or the racing circuit owners, and against the authorities or bodies who have granted licences for
the event, regarding damage, loss, harm or injury of any kind connected with a typical sports risk, in particular any
typical and foreseeable damage, loss, harm or injury. This applies also in the event of minor negligence on the
part of "the parties".
Arbitration Agreement for Regulations
Any dispute arising between the participants and the OSK or its officials, and the promoter and/or organiser, and
between the OSK or its officials and the promoter and/or organiser, as a result of claims (personal injury, damage
to property or financial damage) in connection with the motor-racing event, training sessions or races shall be
settled definitely by an arbitration tribunal to the exclusion of the courts of general jurisdiction.
The arbitration tribunal shall consist of three arbitrators, namely the umpire and two assessors. The umpire shall
be a lawyer or former judge and have experience of liability matters in connection with motor racing.
Each party shall appoint an assessor within two weeks of notification of the intent to initiate arbitral proceedings.
Should the dispute be referred by several claimants or be levelled at several defendants, the arbitrator shall be
appointed by agreement between the joined parties. The assessors shall elect the umpire. Should the assessors
be unable to agree on the person of the umpire within two weeks, the umpire shall be appointed by the President
of the Vienna Chamber of Lawyers upon application by an assessor, with due regard to clause b). The assessors
shall however be free at any time to replace the umpire appointed in this way by another umpire by mutual
agreement.
Should a party fail to appoint its assessor within two weeks of receiving the written request from the opposite side,
or should several joined parties be unable to agree on an assessor within that period, the assessor shall be
appointed by the President of the Vienna Chamber of Lawyers on the motion of the other party. The same shall
apply should an assessor withdraw from office and the party concerned not appoint a successor within two weeks.
Should an arbitrator not assume office, refuse to discharge his duties, cause improper delay or become unfit to
act, the aforementioned provisions shall apply accordingly for the appointment of a replacement. The arbitrator
concerned shall be dismissed at the same time.
The arbitration tribunal shall in principle be free to conduct its proceedings as it sees fit, with due regard for the
subsidiary legal provisions. The tribunal shall sit in Vienna. The arbitration tribunal may also investigate without
petition any circumstances which it deems necessary to clarify the facts of the case, and take evidence.
The arbitration tribunal shall decide by simple majority. The tribunal shall state the full reasons for its award. It
shall also decide on cost apportionment for the costs of both the arbitration proceedings and the legal
representation. The arbitrators shall be remunerated in accordance with the provisions of the Austrian lawyers'
scale of charges.
The arbitration tribunal shall also be entitled to the exclusion of the courts of general jurisdiction to issue
injunctions, provided the opposing party is first given an opportunity to express its views. An injunction may also
be lifted upon petition in the event of a significant change in circumstances.
Sports jurisdiction shall remain unaffected by the present Arbitration Agreement.
Enclosures: Drawing of the circuit, Entry form
Vienna, February 2011
Martin Hejduk TRIUMPH CLUB WIEN
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Clerk of the Course Organiser
Approved by the ÖAMTC/OSK on: February, 2011 with the OSK/registration number: RR 02 /2011
Approved by AA-RR Committee on: February, 2011 with the AARR/registration number: G.Z. AARR 05 / 2011.
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